“This is what happens when we fund community care and support networks for parents” Play Video Watch the full interview with CommUnity Doulas Project Director, Jordyn Gibson. Why are Black
Throughout the past year, MakeWay has been continually reminded of the immense value of bringing people together in-person to build relationships, share learnings, and spend time on the land or
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To our Black Kin, As we find ourselves in our winter ceremonies, the Indigenous Employees Network at MakeWay is deep in the medicine of reflection of our shared stories that
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As we kick off a new year, MakeWay is excited to welcome Katie Johnson, Mritunjay (MJ) Sinha, Cathy Galligos, and Barend van der Vorm to our dedicated Board of Directors. Bringing
Innoweave moves to MakeWay to grow, transform, and support capacity strengthening across the charitable and nonprofit sector We are pleased to announce that after 12 years in operation at the
MakeWay Foundation (MakeWay) is a leading national charity and public foundation dedicated to providing innovative supports for environmental and social change initiatives across the country. By joining SHARE’s engagement program, MakeWay
Foundations hold the majority of our wealth in investments. Without legal requirements mandating disclosure, we must take the initiative to increase transparency. Many philanthropic foundations have come to appreciate the
A few months ago, as wildfires spread through homelands across the country, kelsie kilawna, Senior Specialist, Cultural Collaboration and Storytelling, identified a need in her community and the communities of
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